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Ephy 1.0 alternatives

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The best alternatives to Ephy 1.0 are iTunes, Ghost, and Pondr.

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1. iTunes
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Since my first iPhone, this product has been amazing. Works seamlessly with all my devices, and allows all my music and applications to just work. It is extremely easy and clean looking
2. Ghost
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The world's most popular modern open source publishing platform. A headless Node.js CMS used by Apple, Sky News, Tinder and thousands more. MIT licensed, with 30k+ stars on Github.
I recently migrated off of WordPress and onto Ghost. The migration was flawlessly executed. Customer service is amazing, and my website is not only beautiful but screaming fast. The creator community is awesome and I’m learning so many new things about how to build a publication and community using best practices. What can I say, I’m in love. It’s well-supported and fundamentally sound.
3. Pondr
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Pondr is a platform for curious people to discover and share bite-sized ideas. Swipe up/down to browse articles, save your favorites, and discover new people/ content. Each article fits the screen and takes 45 seconds to read.